Review by Amanda Anastasi After enjoying Di Cousens’ first collection – the reflective words and stunning photography of Freedom To Be – I did not need much coercion in grabbing her latest offering House Red. The cover is impressively funky and contemporary, and the content twice the size of Di’s modest first collection. Upon opening […]
Posted by Benjamin Solah on April 27, 2012
http://melbournespokenword.com/2012/04/27/review-house-red-by-di-cousens-book/
Review by Matthew Richardson. When you think of spoken word in Melbourne one name must surely dance through your mind: Luka Lesson. Lesson is the current National Slam Champion and his true talent shines through in this collection of poems and hip hop songs. He shows the articulation and literary prowess that claimed him the […]
Posted by Benjamin Solah on March 28, 2012
http://melbournespokenword.com/2012/03/28/review-please-resist-me-by-luka-lesson-cd/
Review by Amanda Anastasi In a Melbourne spoken word scene full of wits, comics and venting raging voices, Joel McKerrow is quite simply a shining light. Part orator, part story-teller; part humanitarian but always a poet, McKerrow has produced something special with One Foot In The Clay. One perfect, memorable image is worth writing a […]
Posted by Amanda Anastasi on March 6, 2012
http://melbournespokenword.com/2012/03/06/review-one-foot-in-the-clay-by-joel-mckerrow-cd/
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